ArthurEld
Solar Wizard
Thanks for the reply ksmithaz1There should only be one point of connection between all earth grounds (rods) and all "grounded" metal things above the earth. Otherwise you create multiple paths for problem currents to get to ground.
My Solark inverter is also in the shed with my batteries. The Solark wires run through my roof to the main breaker panel at the service entrance 50 feet away. The main breaker panel ground bar is connected to a ground rod near the service entrance.
Are you saying that I should connect my battery ground wire to the ground bar in the Solark?
Or should I run a separate ground wire through the roof of my house to the the ground rod that is 50 feet away near the service entrance?
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